How Flux Can Affect Cable Testing
During testing, flux that has not been cleaned off the connector can create errors that cause test failures.
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During testing, flux that has not been cleaned off the connector can create errors that cause test failures.
Since automated testers cannot test the strength or reliability of a crimp, manufacturers rely on quality crimp tools to ensure a solid crimp.
Guided assembly eliminates mistakes by testing each connection at the moment of contact.
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Cirris testers have systems in place to ensure you are safe during high voltage testing. However, you can never be too safe.
You will need to use a Performance Check Kit from Cirris to be certain your tester is calibrated.
Four-wire Kelvin testing provides a more accurate resistance measurement.
Cirris uses the word “Fixturing” when referring to the set of wires and connectors that connect the device-under-test to the tester.
All market segments want quality automated testers to ensure their cables will function as expected.
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